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Running Datadog as a SideCar on AWS ECS Fargate

The Datadog agent can be deployed in various ways, including as a standalone application, as a Docker container, or as part of an orchestration system like Kubernetes.

For our use case, we were running our microservice application on ECS Fargate, initially, we were thinking of deploying the Datadog agent altogether with a single package.

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Datadog API Key Rotation on AWS

It is a common practice if we have an application running on AWS we normally store these credentials in either a secret Manger or parameter store which is the secure way to store these credentials but it becomes challenging when there are multiple teams using the same credentials.

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Application Tracing Using DataDog APM

It is very common in today’s date that organizations would like to create cloud-native solutions which are easy to deploy on any cloud platform. While evolving towards a microservices architecture, the biggest change is that the monolith application has been divided into multiple independent processes(or services), as a result, a method call between software modules now becomes a remote procedure call go through multiple services..

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Check for Datadog Metric Usage

Datadog is one of the monitoring and analytics tool used by enterprise to keep track of their software performance. It provides an extensive list of integrated features (e.g. logging, metric, dashboard and monitor) to support the observability.

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Monitoring and Alerting using Datadog

Datadog is a monitoring and analytics tool used by Information Technology (IT) and DevOps teams to determine performance metrics and event monitoring for infrastructure and cloud services. The tool can monitor resources such as servers, databases, and tools.

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The Fundamentals of Datadog

Datadog is a monitoring and analytics platform that provides real-time visibility into infrastructure, applications, and logs. It can be used to monitor and analyze systems, troubleshoot issues, and gain insights into the entire stack.

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